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Irwin Allen didn’t just make disaster movies. He made event cinema. He made films where famous people stood around expensive sets explaining to other famous people why the expensive set was about to explode, sink, burn, crack in half, or fall into the sea. In the 1970s, this counted as

Will they, won’t they? Will there be a movie? Will it stick on TV? Will the KelvinVerse ever return? Is the KurtzmanVerse really dead? Star Trek can be quite the hub of speculation these days. That speculation shows no signs of slowing down as news starts to break online of

Back in 2024, season one of Rivals was a smash-hit, won awards, and became one of the ultimate guilty pleasures. Absolutely, positively not made for us in any way, it was nonetheless incredibly fun and hugely entertaining. Skewering both the 1980s and British classism perfectly, the adaption of a best-selling

Masters Of The Universe had great reviews coming out of early screenings and got a strong reception when shown to exhibitors. It is also cautiously looked forward to by a lot of Outposters. This doesn’t seem to be tracking through into box office projections. The early figures for the Amazon

The HBO series version of Westworld started magnificently, and then slid quite dramatically, to the point where the show was cancelled before a fifth season could air. This left is on something of a cliffhanger. So you might expect a newly rumored movie to perhaps finish things off. Apparently not.